The mission of the SAR Genealogical Research Library, a component of The SAR Center, is to maintain and enlarge the collection of genealogical and historical materials available for research by SAR members and the general public. Additionally, it is to acquire and preserve records of the American Revolution and foster and encourage historical research in relation to the American Revolution period. The SAR Genealogical Research Library will serve to reinforce The SAR Center’s educational, patriotic, and historical outreach initiatives.

The Library Cataloger will work under the direction of the Library Services Manager and is responsible for organizing, classifying, and maintaining bibliographic and archival records for genealogical and American history materials. This position ensures that library users have accurate, efficient, and consistent access to specialized collections, including books, manuscripts, family histories, maps, and digital resources. The Cataloger plays a key role in preserving and making discoverable the unique resources that support genealogical research.

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